There are now over 1,200 residential parking zones in the city, restricting parking to local residents. Last week's trivial question was, "Where was the first? The answer is the area around Northeastern Illinois University, in the North Park neighborhood, which used to not have the big parking lot it has now. This is according to City Clerk Miguel del Valle, a Northeastern alum. No one got the answer, so we'll try again next week.
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